I remember eating breakfast at preschool. We had scrambled eggs and toast. I was more accustomed to eating eggs with a tortilla, but I figured bread would suffice in helping me scoop up the eggs.
Social Determinants of Health
Right now, factors like race, income, and ZIP code determine a person's access to and opportunities for health. Read more about how we're changing that.
The Crippling Cost of Care
Four months ago, on the second run of a beautiful spring morning at Winter Park, I ran full force into a tree going over 30 miles an hour on my snowboard.
Living with Purpose
Typically, the only time we talk about a life purpose is when it’s something elevated—something that adds great value to the world: caring for the sick, saving the environment, or ending hunger, for example.
Brave New Conversations
I’m white. All my ancestors came from one western European country or another, and I don’t tan in the sun—I just burn. I’ve never been discriminated against because of the color of my skin.
The Evolution of Social Movements
My wife and I have been married five years, but haven’t signed a marriage license. We didn’t feel it was right to reap the benefits when some of our friends and family weren’t offered that same right.